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  • William Maley
    William Maley

    Sales Figure Ticker: December 2018

      Closing out 2018, which automakers fared best?

    Quarterly:
    General Motors Co. - Down 2.7% (785,229 Vehicles Sold This Quarter, 2,954,037 Vehicles Sold This Year)

    Monthly:
    Jaguar Land Rover North America - Up 23.6% (14,079 Vehicles Sold This Month, 122,626 Vehicles Sold This Year)
    FCA US LLC - Up 14% (196,520 Vehicles Sold This Month, 2,235,204 Vehicles Sold This Year)
    Kia Motors America - 
    Up 10.2% (47,428 Vehicles Sold This Month, 589,673 Vehicles Sold This Year)
    Nissan Group - 
    Up 7.6% (148,720 Vehicles Sold This Month, 1,493,877 Vehicles Sold This Year)
    Volkswagen of America - 
    Up 5.8% (32,047 Vehicles Sold This Month, 354,064 Vehicles Sold This Year)
    Mitsubishi Motors North America - 
    Up 5.7% (8,986 Vehicles Sold This Month, 118,074 Vehicles Sold This Year)
    Porsche Cars North America, Inc. - 
    Up 4.4% (4,086 Vehicles Sold This Month, 57,202 Vehicles Sold This Year)
    American Honda Motor Co. - 
    Up 3.9% (155,115 Vehicles Sold This Month, 1,604,828 Vehicles Sold This Year)
    Hyundai Motor America - 
    Up 3% (65,721 Vehicles Sold This Month, 677,946 Vehicles Sold This Year)
    Subaru of America, Inc. - 
    Up 1.9% (64,541 Vehicles Sold This Month, 680,135 Vehicles Sold This Year)
    Toyota Motor North America - 
    Down 0.9% (220,910 Vehicles Sold This Month, 2,426,672 Vehicles Sold This Year)
    Mazda North American Operations - 
    Down 3.8% (25,870 Vehicles Sold This Month, 300,325 Vehicles Sold This Year)
    BMW of North America - Down 4.4% (37,154 Vehicles Sold This Month, 354,698 Vehicles Sold This Year)
    Mercedes-Benz USA - Down 8% (36,254 Vehicles Sold This Month, 355,413 Vehicles Sold This Year)
    Ford Motor Company -  Down 8.8% (220,774 Vehicles Sold This Month, 2,497,318 Vehicles Sold This Year)
    Volvo Cars of North America, LLC - 
    Down 8.8% (8,826 Vehicles Sold This Month, 98,263 Vehicles Sold This Year)
    Audi of America - Down 16% (22,675 Vehicles Sold This Month, 223,323 Vehicles Sold This Year)

    Brands (Quarterly):
    Buick - Down 13.7% (51,257 Vehicles Sold This Quarter, 206,863 Vehicles Sold This Year)
    Cadillac - Down 2.7% (41,462 Vehicles Sold This Quarter, 154,702 Vehicles Sold This Year)
    Chevrolet - Down 3.2% (531,985 Vehicles Sold This Quarter, 2,036,023 Vehicles Sold This Year)
    GMCUp 3.5% (160,525 Vehicles Sold This Quarter, 556,449 Vehicles Sold This Year)

    Brands (Monthly):
    Acura - Up 11.4% (16,774 Vehicles Sold This Month, 158,934 Vehicles Sold This Year)
    Alfa RomeoDown 2.7% (1,946 Vehicles Sold This Month, 23,820 Vehicles Sold This Year)
    Audi - Down 16% (22,675 Vehicles Sold This Month, 223,323 Vehicles Sold This Year)
    BMW - Up 0.3% (34,357 Vehicles Sold This Month, 311,014 Vehicles Sold This Year)
    Chrysler - Down 28% (12,425 Vehicles Sold This Month, 165,964 Vehicles Sold This Year)
    Dodge - Up 17% (32,528 Vehicles Sold This Month, 459,324 Vehicles Sold This Year)
    Fiat - Down 44% (977 Vehicles Sold This Month, 15,521 Vehicles Sold This Year)
    Ford - 
    Down 9.6% (209,248 Vehicles Sold This Month, 2,393,731 Vehicles Sold This Year)
    Genesis - 
    Down 68.5% (614 Vehicles Sold This Month, 9,940 Vehicles Sold This Year)
    Honda - 
    Up 3% (138,341 Vehicles Sold This Month, 1,445,894 Vehicles Sold This Year)
    Hyundai - 
    Up 5.6% (65,107 Vehicles Sold This Month, 679,127 Vehicles Sold This Year)
    Infiniti - 
    Up 10.3% (18,065 Vehicles Sold This Month, 149,280 Vehicles Sold This Year)
    Jaguar - 
    Up 1.4% (3,462 Vehicles Sold This Month, 30,483 Vehicles Sold This Year)
    Jeep - 
    Up 10% (80,449 Vehicles Sold This Month, 973,227 Vehicles Sold This Year)
    Kia - 
    Up 10.2% (47,428 Vehicles Sold This Month, 589,673 Vehicles Sold This Year)
    Land Rover - 
    Up 33% (10,617 Vehicles Sold This Month, 92,143 Vehicles Sold This Year)
    Lexus - 
    Up 0.2% (35,524 Vehicles Sold This Month, 298,310 Vehicles Sold This Year)
    Lincoln - 
    Up 8.5% (11,526 Vehicles Sold This Month, 103,587 Vehicles Sold This Year)
    Mazda - 
    Down 3.8% (25,870 Vehicles Sold This Month, 300,325 Vehicles Sold This Year)
    Mercedes-Benz - 
    Down 9.1% (32,016 Vehicles Sold This Month, 315,959 Vehicles Sold This Year)
    Mercedes-Benz Vans - 
    Up 1.7% (4,116 Vehicles Sold This Month, 38,178 Vehicles Sold This Year)
    MINI - 
    Down 39.3% (2,797 Vehicles Sold This Month, 43,684 Vehicles Sold This Year)
    Mitsubishi - 
    Up 5.7% (8,986 Vehicles Sold This Month, 118,074 Vehicles Sold This Year)
    Nissan - 
    Up 7.2% (130,655 Vehicles Sold This Month, 1,344,597 Vehicles Sold This Year)
    Porsche - 
    Up 4.4% (4,086 Vehicles Sold This Month, 57,202 Vehicles Sold This Year)
    Ram Trucks - 
    Up 10% (80,449 Vehicles Sold This Month, 597,368 Vehicles Sold This Year)
    Smart - 
    Down 26.5% (122 Vehicles Sold This Month, 1,276 Vehicles Sold This Year)
    Subaru - 
    Up 1.9% (64,541 Vehicles Sold This Month, 680,135 Vehicles Sold This Year)
    Toyota - 
    Down 1.1% (185,386 Vehicles Sold This Month, 2,128,362 Vehicles Sold This Year)
    Volkswagen - 
    Up 5.8% (32,047 Vehicles Sold This Month, 354,064 Vehicles Sold This Year)
    Volvo - 
    Down 8.8% (8,826 Vehicles Sold This Month, 98,263 Vehicles Sold This Year)

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